This has always bothered me

I believe, and have thought this for a while, that MANY people make impulse buys of watches they see, then search for, and then buy quickly and without doing their homework.
They then come onto a forum and basically ask/beg to be stroked with endless comments like "nice watch", "wear it well", "give that bad boy a lot of wrist time"

I call it buyers remorse medicine and see it all the time also. It drives me nuts. Do your homework BEFORE buying so you don't have to be convinced that your purchase was worth it.

You guys have it right IMHO !..It's probably wise to have your own idea first.
Then look for opinions online or at forums. Listen to these thoughts or reviews
and THEN make a decision on your watch. In the end..it's about what you
like !..Maybe if they do it backwards they might just be looking for justification
or trying to make themselves feel better about a watch ! It's a really good
question !

I love when they ask for opinions and then argue with everybody offering them. People, it's not rocket science, pull up your big boy pants and make a decision.

Aqua Homer wrote:

Couldn't be any worse than the "what should I buy" threads.

Yep, if someone can talk you into it, someone else can talk you OUT of it...